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Knesset Member Hendel Zvi Page 1 of 2 Zvi Hendel Particulars Contact Info Date of Birth: 16/10/1949 Telephone: 02-6408037 Year of Aliyah: 1959 Telephone 2: 02-6408036 Transylvania, Place of Birth: Fax: 02-6753717 Romania Email: [email protected] Residence: Yad Binyamin Family Status: Married Profession Number of 4 Children: Agriculturist Education Languages Incomplete academic studies Yiddish, Hungarian Military Service Youth Instructor - Served in the Artillery Corps in Reconnaisance Knesset Terms Knesset 14 17.6.1996 - 7.6.1999 Knesset 15 20.10.1999 - 17.2.2003 (Partial tenure) Knesset 16 17.2.2003 - 17.4.2006 Knesset 17 17.4.2006 Committees Knesset 14 Member, Economic Affairs Committee Member, House Committee Member, Finance Committee Knesset 15 Chairman, Committee for Immigration, Absorption, and Diaspora Affairs Member, Finance Committee Member, Economic Affairs Committee Member, State Control Committee Member, Labor, Welfare, and Health Committee Substitute Member, Finance Committee Member, Parliamentary Inquiry Committee on Two Years Since the Macabia Bridge Disaster mhtml:file://\\editbrusw1\d$\Adlib\temp\Knesset_Member_Hendel_Zvi.mht 16/09/2008 Knesset Member Hendel Zvi Page 2 of 2 Knesset 16 Member, Economic Affairs Committee Member, House Committee Knesset 17 Member, Foreign Affairs & Defense Committee* Member, Committee on Foreign Workers* Member, Committee for Immigration, Absorption, and Diaspora Affairs* Knesset Lobbies Knesset 16 Member, Lobby for Higher Education Knesset 17 Member, Social Lobby* Member, Jerusalem Lobby* Member, Lobby for Israel and Global Ethics* Other Knesset Roles Knesset 16 Ichud Leumi Parliamentary Group Chairman Parliamentary Groups Knesset 14 National Religious Party, Emunim, Tekuma Knesset 15 Ichud Leumi, Ichud Leumi-Yisrael Beiteinu Knesset 16 Ichud Leumi Knesset 17 Ichud Leumi - Mafdal *Current Roles Roles in the Government Knesset 16 Govt. 30 From 05/03/2003 Until Deputy Minister of Education, 06/06/2004 Culture, and Sport Public Activities Head, Gush Katif Regional Council Director-General, Company for the Development of Gush Katif Chairman, Board of Directors of the Company for the Development of the Negev Coast Member, Organization for Settling the Negev Member of the Secretariat of the Moshav Union Member, Judea and Samaria Council Executive Publications Articles in ”Ma`ariv” and ”Nekuda” newspapers כל הזכויות שמורות, מדינת ישראל-הכנסת או לצדדים שלישיים כמפורט בקישור 2008 © http://www.knesset.gov.il/feedback/feedback_knesset.asp :נשמח לקבל את הערותיכם והצעותיכם לכתובת mhtml:file://\\editbrusw1\d$\Adlib\temp\Knesset_Member_Hendel_Zvi.mht 16/09/2008.

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